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WeCrochet reached out and asked if I wanted to try to use their Brava Minis for a design and I was so on board! I am totally a garment gal and working my brain differently to come up with a mini project was really quite fun!!

This post is sponsored by WeCrochet.

I came up with a teeny project that uses just 1 Brava Mini if you want a solid colour, OR make 2 with 2 minis and have some contrast!

 

All the information you need to complete the Summer Ripple Mat can be found below! When making it please be sure to share your work on Instagram and tag me (@by.stephanie.erin) as well as tag your pics with #SummerRippleMat  so that I can check out your projects and you can see everyone else’s creations!

Summer Ripple Mat

Materials

• • Hook – 4.5 mm hook or hook needed to obtain gauge
    • I used this Furls Crochet hook!

• • Yarn – WeCrochet Brava Minis
    • Fiber Content – 100% Premium Acrylic
    • Colours – Celestial and Cornflower
    • Weight – Worsted, Category 4
    • 2 balls
    • 54 yds

• • Darning Needle
  • Scissors
  • Tape Measure
  • Non Rise Soap for blocking
    • I prefer to use Soak! The pineapple scent is my favourite.

Gauge

15 sts and 8 rows in pattern = 4”

Abbreviations

(US Terms)

• • ch chain
  • st(s) stitch(es)
  • dc double crochet 
  • MC main colour
  • CC contrasting colour

Notes

The starting number of sts will be the width of your mat. If you would like to make your mat wider then add sts in a multiple of 12.

The finished mat will be approximately 6.5″ W by 8″ L

 

Instructions

Row 1: With MC ch 27, dc in 4th ch from hook (skipped 3 chs counts as dc). *dc in next 3 chs, dc2tog twice, dc in next 3 chs** 2 dc in next twice. Rep from * across ending last rep at **. (24 sts)

Row 2: Ch 3, (counts as a dc here and throughout) dc in first dc, *dc in next 3 dc, dc2tog twice, dc in next 3 dc**, 2 dc in next twice. Rep from * across ending last rep at **, 2 dc in last. Turn. (24 sts)

Row 3: Rep row 2 switching to CC on last st.

Row 4: Rep row 2 switching to MC on last st.

Row 5-6: Rep row 2.

Row 7: Rep row 2 switching to CC on last st.

Row 8: Rep row 2 switching to MC on last st.

Row 9-10: Rep row 2.

Row 11: Rep row 2 switching to CC on last st.

Row 12: Rep row 2 switching to MC on last st.

Row 13-15: Rep row 2.

Fasten off.

Finishing

Block according to fibre.

I like to soak my wrap in lukewarm water with a non rinse soap like Soak for 20 minutes. Then lay flat to dry on blocking mats or a towel.

Weave in all ends!

Enjoy your new Summer Ripple Mat!

That’s all there is to this simple and easy mat!

I can’t wait to see how you make the Summer Ripple Mat your own! Be sure to tag me (@by.stephanie.erin) as well as tag your pics with #SummerRippleMat  so I can like them!

Happy crocheting my friends!

Stephanie